Disable the SSL Certificate in Composer
You can disable the SSL certificate in Composer by adding a parameter to the zoomdata.properties
file located in the /etc/zoomdata
directory. The purpose of the parameter is to disable a redirect by Spring Boot to SSL and enable you to use the HTTP port. Take the following steps to disable the SSL Certificate:
- From your terminal, SSH to your Composer Server.
- Stop Composer microservices. See Stop Composer Microservices
-
Use the following command to access and open the
zoomdata.properties
file:vi /etc/zoomdata/zoomdata.properties
If the
.properties
file does not exist, this command creates the file. -
Add the following parameters into the file as new lines:
server.port=8080
server.ssl.enabled=false -
Save and exit the
.properties
file. - Start Composer services. See Start Composer Microservices .
After the Composer Server has successfully restarted, you can open a new browser window and log in. You should no longer be redirected to an SSL connection.
If you have configured your firewall (see next section) then use the following URL format:
http://<Composer-IP-address>/composer
Otherwise, use the following URL format:
http://<Composer-IP-address>:8080/composer
Configure the Firewall (for Centos)
Refer to the topic Configure the Firewall for setup instructions.
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